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Javalambre

Also known as: Aramon Javalambre

Sierra de Gudar-Javalambre

Difficulty 2 (Easy)Day / weekendTwo sectors
Vertical drop
350 m
Top elevation
2,000 m
Lifts
9
Runs
~15 km
Javalambre

Can the whole group come?

Who in your group gets a good week at Javalambre - the terrain split, the ski school, and what the people not skiing do.

Beginner 33%Intermediate 60%Advanced 7%
Terrain split

~Beg 33 / Int 60 / Adv 7 (single red)

Group split options

Large green/debutante zone + magic carpets

If you are not skiing

Sledging (Funny Track), snowshoeing

Childcare

- (snow garden for children)

Ski school & rental

Yes - Aramon ski school + rental

Accessibility & group fit

Gentle, wide, beginner/intermediate-friendly

Snow & season

Strong - ~15 km snowmaking, 166 guns; high snowmaking dependence

Open window

Typically Dec to Mar (snow-dependent)

Best season

Jan-Feb

Peak vs quiet

Peak Christmas/New Year, Feb (Spanish half-term), weekends; midweek quieter

Snow & surface

Gentle groomed

Weather risks

Snow-dependent

The mountain

Skiable area

~15 km

Runs & pistes

~15 km (17 pistes)

Off-piste & backcountry

Minimal; freestyle zone

Crowds

Regional (Valencia) crowd

Getting there & lift pass

Adult day ~EUR 37-40 (combined Javalambre-Valdelinares ~EUR 40s)

Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.

Getting there

Valencia ~1 h 45 (nearest practical); Zaragoza ~2 h 30

Transfer & shuttle

Road

On-mountain dining

Base restaurants/cafeterias

Facilities

Base services

Operators

Teruel / Aramon hub

Patrol & safety

Ski patrol & avalanche

Ski patrol; minimal avalanche terrain

Emergency & rescue

Hospital Obispo Polanco, Teruel (~35 km)

This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand ski resort report. Coordinates are approximate.

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